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. >> ew! there's a 30s. twitter left politics and built a brand with their constituents. has to follow these five basic rules. rule number one, don't tweet your junk. >> john: okay, okay-- okay-- i don't think that ril hillry would do that. >> it's still worth saying. nobody thought a congressman who was already a walking dick joke would be tweetingaise picture of his junk. >> john: no tweeting junk. that's good advice. what's next? >> rule number two. don't be boring. have you seen newt gingrich's twitter feet. >> uh, no. >> check it out and believe me, these are all real tweets. he spends his time tweeting about well-behaved dogs or riding the zoo's hairy armadillo are very active today. ( laughter ) >> john: who goes to rome and visit the zoo? >> who goes to rome! >> john: give me another one. >> rule number 3-- seriously, though, don't squeeze the junk. >> john: you already said that one. >> trust me, it's worth repeating. rule number four. don't be weird, and i'm look at you senator grassley. he's tweet confessing to killing bambi saying, "fred and i hit deer on high

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>> ew! >> reporter: dave gracer does. advocates eating insects bringing some to the new york hall of science a bold proposal in the fight against global hunger. he says it could be our future by 2050. >> insects don't have to be gross if we open our minds. >> reporter: to keep pace with population growth, good food production will need to double. insect farming is environmentally friendly and may even be healthier. >> they can be a source of healthy proteins, fats. vitamins, minerals. >> are those grasshoppers. >> reporter: the united nations issued a report touting the environmental and health benefits of eating insects. after all, 2 billion people across the world do. many of us just can't get over the psychological barrier. >> yes, of course. >> i don't like the way they smell. >> okay. all right. >> reporter: a little curry smell. initially. >> messing with your head. >> reporter: it is. what if insects were a delicacy? even lobster, the cockroach of the sea used to be prisoner food. perceptions can change when food t

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ewing. he's almost lovable and huggable. more so than j.r. >> almost. >> but, yeah, i mean, he's -- i would not want to sit across from the negotiating table. >> before -- i want to take the last couple of minutes to talk about music, on this, finally, what will he think of this book? this is not an auuhorized history and not a book written with the cooperation of the broad sense of the institution. >> i need to say, though, the cowboys were kind enough to open up their archives, thaa is where i got the story. i spent three months going through scrap books. dallas cowboys you need to digitize your archives. they're giving me the nickel and dime. we don't have money for it. >> really? >> honestly. i made requests to interview mr. jones, insiders told me in advance, he doesn't have anything to gain from this. gentleman from the star telegram fort worth interviewed me and said jerry's not going to like this book. i said, really, why. a musician i know had read it, 1 didn't know he was a voracious reader. he said, you know, you

ewing got to do anything. there is nothing you have to do. -- you ain't got to do anything. there is nothing you have to do. they get involved with other gang members and they get worse. the thing we have to do, and if we want it to work, i believe everybody is redeemable. i really believe that. [applause] it's not so, i would not be here. you know? i know i am making an impact on society. i know that. the thing we have to, as the community, -- come as as a community. that is the problem. when i am ready to go to juvenile hall, i have problems getting a pass. and i go there all the time. just to be able to make contact. the same person that is giving me the past don't want to give me a pass all of a sudden. we have to come together as a community and set aside the status, set aside the power. come together to work for a common goal to make our community better. [applause] >> there is a theme emerging, even as we are listening, about leveling the status in these collaboration's. everybody is equalized. i am hearing these words over and over again. tough love, does that help?

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we will bring you updates as soon as ewe get them. >>> we have a warning for female joggers. police say a man has been hiding in the bushes at a freemont middle school and then harassing women as they run by. we have a look at who police are looking for. >> reporter: good morning. freemont police are working with a pretty vague description of this guy. they are very concerned. ladies, if you happen to use this dirt track here at walters junior high to get your workout in you should pay attention to this story. walters junior high is located on logan drive not far from fremont. once the man sees a woman run by he runs with them, he circles around them basically just harass them. witnesses say he never touches the women, never speaks to them but he does absolutely scare them. police say the suspect is a physically fit hispanic man. 5 1 5'10". last week he had black tank, black or red shorts. at one location he was wearing protective elbow pads. both incidents happened in broad day light. one time 11:30 in the morning. come down here to try to find the guy. they haven't done so

women become mas ewe lanized. affects the muscles, heart, increases liver cancer, bad for blood pressure and affects fertility. medically this is a very, very bad idea. i think high school kids out there that are role modeling some of our sports athletes, we're not here to talk about professional athletes, we're here today to talk about the effects on our adolescents. >> if your teen is doing that, coming home and you think he's getting buff and strong and looks good, what do you do? >> you get him in to see the doctor. you question him about it. say, what are you reading? what are you trying to do? by the way, eric, here's a point. parents are just as guilty as kids. because they drive their kids so hard. you're going to make the new york yankees. you know, let's get him started now sfwl dr. samadi, sometimes they say they look good. your message i would assume is exactly the same. >> number one i am sot actually surprised to the extent that you guys are surprised. i think it's a lot worse than what we think. i t

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estimates go higher than six hundred fifty thousand people if you think all of those were terrorist ewing's you go. into a mental institution i'm talking also about in afghanistan talking about in pakistan as well with the drone war you know the drone war is it can easily be talked about in terms of how many terrorists we kill but that obviously depends on whether you trust the government to say when a terrorist is killed or when some nameless landless no civilian is killed we know from the new york times for example that the obama administration considers every one killed in the drone war to be a terrorist unless they're posthumously proven to be guilty of terrorism and so you know these numbers are a little bit on the right you know i grant him that i'm going to jump in here part of corporate prayer time sake go ahead max baer time go ahead. sure when i say that there are some successes in the drone campaign you need not take the word simply the u.s. government the terrorists themselves say that the drone campaign has been overwhelmingly effective in decimating their own organisation they

ew, skeletons with boners. >> they are zombies. >> getting zombie old-fashioned. >> yes, tony.iate your knowledge. >> was this decorative or really porn? >> i think they put it in a closet somewhere. >> i bet this was right on the table. come on in, have a cup of tea. sit down. oh. here's some animal-on-animal action. pretty awesome. >> yeah. this is interesting. yeah. i'm happy we made it here, tony. that was an enlightened moment. >> something about steamy xxx pre-colombian erotica always makes me hungry. luckily at night, lima comes alive with the smell and familiar enticing sound of sizzling meat. it's time for delicious screamingly hot garlicky spicy flavor jack street meats. and as anyone who knows me is well aware, i love me some street meat. >> really? why? the neighbors complain? >> complain. >> they brought us to this place, a street stall named for the lady who runs the joint. they specialize in one thing. it means skewered meat. this stuff, they say, goes back all the way to the incas and as popular with the spanish conquistadors as today. which is to say, i must ha

. >> we ew that this guy would active.e someeads that he might be hanging out with some relatives. before we know what he's in the water swimming, talking, conversing and then decides to climb up to the top of the slides as you can see and jumps off with no sign of disability whatsoever. and the key here is this guy has a neck and back injury that is basically preventing him from being able to work everyday. to me that is quite contradictory to someone who can sit at an office and work on a computer. john: insurance companies don't hire you to check out everybody come only when there is suspicious. >> we see folks that are answering their telephone and say, well, i'm always at home, but every time they answer the phone your background noise. it might seem like they're some are else. john: when the videotape you find fraud how often? >> 81%. john: 81%? >> some form of fraud. john: this cost america hundred billn, about 9 billion for family. >> direct. john: this happens because? people accept this. as a big company perry th

. >> we cooled down at the coastline, ewe -- you can see the numbers from this afternoon. you can see pacifica only in the 60s in san francisco. 102 in fairfield. 104 antioch. livermore 101 degrees. the record to report is in the south bay in gilroy. they had reached 100 degrees today. the old record was 98 set back in 1999. here is the broader perspective. a good portion of the west under excessive heat warning including parts of the bay area once again. this does continue for the northwest valleys and out toward the santa cruz mountains this will continue to be a big factor over the next few days. coming up at 10:37, we'll take a look at the hottest days of the week when that heat warning could expire and an early look at your fourth of july forecast. >>> we have new information tonight on the proposition eight case. the supreme court today rejected a request from prop eight supporters from issuing same-sex marriage licenses here in california. the backers of the voter approved ban. justice anthony kennedy o has jurisdiction denied that request. >> i now pronounce you sp

so we are going to have apple tv and i will be the ew product that they can revolutionize in the marketrri: last word here, what is your last word for investors, people watching the show and looking for some intelligce on the market? > they must be aware that interest rates will be rising. we are kind of trending downward and they have to be prepared for that. we also think that they should keep their eye on the trends as well. gerri: thank you both for coming on the show. it was great. now we want to know what you think. here's our question tonight are you ready to jump back in? vote on the right side of the screen on gerriwillis.com. we have more coming up. uld you like an obamacare lock a? some extremes that states are going to and we answer the question how do you do that. facebook rolls out an application to keep your information as private as possible. we will have that next. gerri: gerri: facebook is rolling out its new search, making users information more public than ever before. your public activity from your posts and even your interests are all available for the world to see

ew i've marshall -- five degrees cooler than normal and we will take it. -- bwi marshall, five degrees cooler than normal and we will take it. it will stay this way for the next nine days. the normal high is 88 and it will tail off a little bit as we get out of the hottest part of the year. look at the record i. 103103 degrees on this day in 1936. onh will are -- 103 degrees this day in 1936. much cooler than that today. upper 70's near the pennsylvania line and northern baltimore county. 82 in cambridge. the ninth day of july, that is pretty good. 85 at ocean city at this hour. we have a flood watch for garrett county because heavy showers are approaching out of eastern ohio. they may will make it into the western maryland mountains later tonight. the potential for heavy downpours has prompted the weather service to issue a flood watch for garrett county. here as you can see, only light way down. baltimore, in the bay, somerset county, arts of southern maryland. maybe apache sprinkle. otherwise, partly cloudy. patchy sprinkle. i pressure, the bermuda high is still there. a significant

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i'm telling you, man, ew. they have stuff all over them. >> doesn't she look great, kate middleton?e's the most beautiful woman in the world, i really do. >> what about the woman you ran into on the street. >> close second. now what's happening to me now is i'm supposed to countdown exactly the minutes, probably have to be careful. i wanted to ask greg -- >> yes. >> i don't want to ask you a question. >> i lived in england. that's why i asked you the question. >> they have interesting take on their own royalty. a lot of people don't take it seriously, some do. >> that's the thing. i asked that question last night about the percentage, it used to be a lower number supporting royalty. and if you keep talking in my ear, i am going to miss the point. i forget -- i don't know where i was going. >> the royals are very popular now, and it has been a good thing for england, good thing for freedom loving people around the world. >> right now, i have to say one more thing is up next! ♪ ♪ >>> all right. i swore i wasn't going to run for mayor, but i'm like al pacino in the godfather, i keep ge

ewing.nd he think he might have knocked up january jones from mad men. >> you are going to have a lot of first kisses. >> bill: we will put you in the not sure category: do you believe and this is a legitimate poll ladies and gentlemen, do you believe media, the government adds secret mind controlling technology to television broadcast signals? do you believe that? 15% say yes, there are the secret things coming in your living room. 70% say no. no, they don't and 15%. nbc there might be something to this question. >> i definitely believe they exist. cause commercials. particular tach. i don't even want them. secret mind controlling? >> yeah. of course, they put that thing where they make the desert and flash the coke sign. remember that years ago? >> sure. >> what does that do? thirsty want to move to the desert. >> maybe go see lawrence of arabia. >> that's good for the movie. this is my favorite question of the poll. do you believe paul mccartney died in a car crash in 1966 and secretly re

. >> study fines few people wash their happens properly after ewing the toilet. it is not just your kids. researchers at michigan state university observed 3,600 people in public restrooms and one in ten did not wash their hands at all. two in three used soap. only 5 percent washed thai hands for 15 seconds. that is still actually five seconds short of the recommendation from the centers for disease control and prevention. >> children will head to the white house today, first lady will host the kids if a special state dinner. each came up with a winning recipe as part of the first lady's healthy lunch time challenge. competition asked kids to come up with healthy, affordable meals and all the winners are between the ages of eight and 12. also from the capitol this morning the washington monument has a new look with lights, 488 latches now adorn the tower on the national mall as the park service lited the lights last night and they will remain in place until next year when repairs on the monument are finished and the scaffolding is down. an earthquake on the east

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